Acworth Chief Gives Version In Bus Segregation Charge
Acworth police chief Homer Womack presented his account of Monday night events on the Atlanta to Chattanooga bus. He said a 67 year old Negro minister, Rev Amos H Carnegie, appeared to provoke officers and that two white men attacked the minister after the bus stopped at Acworth. No charges were filed as the case moved to Chattanooga for further action.
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Acworth, Ga
Homer Womack
Acworth
Amos H. Carnegie
Chattanooga
Womack
Carnegie
Washington, D. C
Dr Hammonds Attends Alumni Day at LSU Medical School
Dr F H Hammonds of Monroe attended alumni day at Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans. About 90 alumni joined reviews by faculty on new medical developments, a portrait presentation of Dean William W Frye, a business meeting and luncheon.
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New Orleans
F. H. Hammonds
Monroe
Louisiana State University School of Medicine
William W W. Frye
Easy memory aid for counting in Casino card play
Oswald Jacoby and Alfred Sheinwold explain that counting cards in Casino relies on memory or pairing. The article outlines a simple method: track unpaired cards as pairs are played, then recall a few key unpaired cards at the end of a hand to improve decisions.
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Oswald Jacoby
Alfred Sheinwold
NEA
Oakland
Calif
Infer Opponent Card Pairing For Final Deal Strategy
The passage explains deducing opponents cards in a final deal. With unpaired nines sevens sixes and fives, the reader holds a nine and kings and an eight while the opponent holds the seven six and five and must also hold an eight because eights are paired. This knowledge guides correct final play.
Japanese writer accuses U.S. CIC of kidnapping and flogging
Wataru Kaji charges in the Diet that American counterintelligence CIC agents held him prisoner and beat him for over a year. The U.S. Army denies any Army involvement in detentions since Japan gained independence.
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Tokyo
Wataru Kaji
Counter-Intelligence Corps
CID
U. S
Japan
Kaji
CIC
Shigeru Yoshida
Kozo Inomata
Diet
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Katsuo Okazaki
China
Allies
Gas War Lowers Memphis Prices Amidst Coupon Controversy
In Memphis a station cut regular gasoline to 16.7 cents a gallon, labeling it non premium and offering no coupons. Regular and premium costs remained higher at 19.9 and 21.9 cents respectively. An 18 gallon limit sought to prevent repeat chaotic rushes that drew police after a previous overfill incident.
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Memphis
Hobbs Post Auxiliary to Meet for Christmas Plans
The Auxiliary of the Rodney J. Hobbs Post V F W will meet Thursday at 7 30 P M to plan the Christmas party and urges all members to attend.
Potato Varieties Grow Beyond One Hundred in Nature
Britannica notes over a hundred potato varieties exist naturally. The statement highlights potato biodiversity and classification within cultivated and wild forms.
Churchill's Soft Answer Triggers Labor Wrath in Commons
In London the day after. Prime Minister Churchill answered a question with a soft voice drawing protests from Labour MPs. Harold Davies urged louder replies and Herbert Morrison questioned if the PM could speak so quietly. The speaker refused to rule, and Churchill finally shouted, drawing further complaints from Labour members.
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Churchill
London
Wrath
Harold Davies
Herbert Morrison
Davies
John
Former Man Signed By Hollywood Producer
Hollywood producer Al Rosen says he has signed Christina Jorgenson the 26 year old who underwent sex conversion in Copenhagen. Rosen says she will star in a new version of Mary Had a Little and appear on stage with the film. He notes she once tried to crash Hollywood three years ago and expects her to arrive next month while she remains under medical care in Copenhagen.
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Hollywood
al Rosen
Christina Jorgenson
Rosen
Mary
Miss Jorgenson
Miss
Tin Can Composition: Mostly Steel with Tiny Tin Content
A tin can is described as containing only 2 percent tin and 98 percent steel. The statement highlights the metal make up of typical tinplate cans used for packaging.
Inflation Shifts Crime Class Line in Nebraska
The Nebraska County Attorneys Association urges raising the misdemeanor-felony threshold from 35 to 100 dollars. The proposed change uses the amount involved to distinguish offenses, with felonies carrying harsher penalties in certain cases.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska County Attorneys Association
Hero Colonel Isbell Dies In Korea While Leading Charge
Lt. Col. William H. Isbell Jr. of Texas born, home in Gambrills Md, led an infantry assault on Triangle Hill in Korea and was killed. A master sergeant called it the bravest thing he ever saw. He was recommended for the Medal of Honor.
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FT. Meade, Md
Korea
William H. Isbell Jr
Triangle Hill
Isbell
Seventh Division
Col
Texas
Gambrills, Md
Truman Heads to Washington Aboard Magellan
President Truman travels in the Ferdinand Magellan presidential car toward Washington on perhaps his last such trip. He left Independence Missouri with Mrs. Truman daughter Margaret and J Vivian Truman after five days away for the funeral of Mrs. Truman's mother in Independence.
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Truman
Washington
Independence
Margaret
J. Vivian Truman
Grandview
David W. Wallace
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A. N. Kinnaird
8. S. Black
E. P. Jeneman
F. K. Hirsch
Dan Willensky
Joe Eppinette
Greg Hare
Silverstein’s
Coats
Sonal I Gilver
Chicago
Ohio State University
FORD
Ford Dealers
EARCE
N. 2Nd St
Bernhardt Bldg
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